Hip Impingement Treatment in Salina, KS
Living with hip pain can limit your daily activities and affect your quality of life. At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we specialize in diagnosing and treating hip impingement, helping you regain mobility and comfort. Whether you’re an athlete or just dealing with everyday discomfort, our team offers tailored solutions just for you.
Why Choose Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH for Hip Impingement Care?
At Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, we understand that hip impingement isn’t just about pain—it’s about getting you back to doing what you love. Our approach combines advanced orthopedic surgery techniques with personalized sports medicine care, all right here in Salina, KS. Dr. Kellie K. Middleton, FAAOS, MD/MPH, brings years of experience to every case, ensuring that your treatment plan fits your lifestyle and goals.
From thorough evaluations and precise imaging to minimally invasive procedures and guided rehabilitation, we focus on comprehensive recovery. You’ll have clear communication at every step, so you know what to expect and how to actively participate in your healing journey.
Don’t let hip impingement hold you back. Contact us today at (785) 455-2736 or request an appointment to take the first step toward relief.
FAQs
What is hip impingement?
Hip impingement, also known as femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), occurs when extra bone grows along one or both of the bones that form the hip joint. This causes the bones to rub against each other during movement, leading to pain and limited mobility.
How is hip impingement diagnosed?
Diagnosis typically involves a physical exam, patient history, and imaging tests like X-rays or MRIs. These help identify abnormal bone shapes and any damage to the hip joint cartilage or labrum.
What treatment options are available?
Treatment can range from conservative methods like physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications to surgical interventions. Surgery aims to reshape the hip bones and repair any damaged tissue, often improving function and reducing pain.
How long is recovery after hip impingement surgery?
Recovery times vary but generally include a period of rest followed by gradual physical therapy. Most patients regain significant mobility within a few months, but full recovery may take longer depending on the procedure and individual factors.
Can hip impingement affect athletes differently?
Athletes often experience hip impingement due to repetitive motion and high-impact activities. Early diagnosis and targeted treatment can help them return to their sport safely and reduce the risk of long-term joint damage.